This is a fortune 500 engineering and construction corp. I was just amazed coming from small firms where you had to have a PE to be a boss guy, but in this large corp. they can hire anyone and call them a senoir or lead engineer. I looked up the rules in NC and found that as long as they do not...
We used a thick rip rap mat at a steep slope with a plunge pool at the end for grade control on one project and used a gabion basket with rip rap plunge pool on another. Both are still working well with no failures and stopped the head cutting of the channel. I don't have a copy of the details...
Is it common that a boss guy having the title "Lead Engineer" has no PE license and directs the work of other PE's that do? Every lead in my company has no license. Makes me a little concerned about using my license to stamp drawings when my boss has no legal responsibility if something goes...
